Dominic is an Associate in the Intellectual Property Team.
He advises on a variety of contentious and non-contentious IP matters. He specialises in the provision of strategic IP advice in relation to trade marks, copyright and designs; and brand protection strategies, including clearance, monitoring, enforcement and portfolio management. He also advises on Customs and Trading Standards detentions and has significant experience offering IP support on UK and cross-border corporate transactions.
Dominic has represented clients in IP disputes in the High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court and before the UK and EU Intellectual Property Offices. He was the Associate in the Sky v SkyKick proceedings before the High Court following the CJEU reference and on appeal to the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court. He was the Associate in the Iceland v Iceland proceedings before the EUIPO and on appeal to the Board of Appeal; advising Iceland Foods in relation to the first ever Grand Board of Appeal hearing.
Dominic works with clients ranging from individuals to multinational corporations across a number of sectors including media and entertainment, technology, fashion and retail.
Dominic is a member of the Society for Junior Intellectual Property Practitioners (IPSoc).
Key Experience
- International trade mark portfolio management
- Advising on intellectual property disputes
- Associate in the Sky v SkyKick proceedings before the High Court following the CJEU reference and on appeal to the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court
- Associate in the Iceland v Iceland proceedings before the EUIPO and on appeal to the Board of Appeal; advising Iceland Foods in relation to the first ever Grand Board of Appeal hearing
- IP due diligence in UK and cross-border corporate transactions
- Anti-counterfeiting work in conjunction with Border Force and Trading Standards
Career History
Associate, Mishcon de Reya LLP
Trainee, Mishcon de Reya LLP
University of Oxford, Postgraduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice (Distinction)
BPP Law, Legal Practice Course (Distinction)
University of Oxford, Jurisprudence BA